Learn A–Z
Explore the complete ASL fingerspelling alphabet in Hand Lab, one clear handshape at a time.
An ASL fingerspelling game for every skill level
Whether you’re learning ASL or already sign, Speedy Fingers turns fingerspelling into a fast, replayable challenge. Practice names and words, sharpen recognition, and chase your next high score.
Available now on the App Store. Version 1 is free.

Explore the complete ASL fingerspelling alphabet in Hand Lab, one clear handshape at a time.
Practice your name and familiar words at a pace that helps every letter stick.
Already sign? Push your speed, accuracy, and streak across levels that get tougher as you improve.
Choose your pace, session length, sound, feedback, and motion for a game that feels right.
An essential ASL skill
Fingerspelling is everywhere in ASL—and one of the hardest skills to read at speed. Short rounds make practice feel like play.
Study every A–Z handshape in Hand Lab, then play the full sequence until the letters feel familiar.
Watch a name or word fingerspelled at your pace, then choose what you saw.
Build accuracy, chase streaks, and unlock tougher levels as your recognition gets faster.
Speedy Fingers focuses on ASL fingerspelling—not the full language. Pair it with broader ASL learning and Deaf-led instruction.
Play. Practice. Progress.
Learn the alphabet, spell your name, read words at speed, and keep leveling up.






For first letters and fast hands
Use Hand Lab to learn the full ASL alphabet, practice names and words at your pace, then test your recognition in worlds that get faster as you do.

Good to know
Built for learners, signers, and anyone who wants a fun way to spend more time with ASL.
Visit supportSpeedy Fingers is available now for iPhone on the App Store. Version 1 is free to download and play.
No. Version 1 will be free. Any future paid versions or features will be offered only through the App Store.
No. Speedy Fingers focuses on the ASL alphabet and fingerspelling recognition. It complements broader ASL study, community practice, and Deaf-led learning.